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HRT hat in den letzten Tagen einen Re-Split von 10:1 durchgeführt.
Hoffen wir, dass die abartig hohe Jahresgebühr der Deutschen Bank nicht verzehnfacht wird.
Der alte Diskussions-Thread wurde noch nicht auf die neue WKN gestellt, daher hier der Link:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1166203-1241-1250…
Vielleicht macht einen neuer Schräd Sinn?
Die grossen Belastungen und Enttäuschungen liegen in der Vergangenheit.
Auch bei 3.30 CAD liegt der Kurs für Viele 90% unter Einstand!!!!!!
Frage mich, was der Drill-A-Hill so treibt???
Noch dabei????
Gruss, Petronius
HRT hat in den letzten Tagen einen Re-Split von 10:1 durchgeführt.
Hoffen wir, dass die abartig hohe Jahresgebühr der Deutschen Bank nicht verzehnfacht wird.
Der alte Diskussions-Thread wurde noch nicht auf die neue WKN gestellt, daher hier der Link:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1166203-1241-1250…
Vielleicht macht einen neuer Schräd Sinn?
Die grossen Belastungen und Enttäuschungen liegen in der Vergangenheit.
Auch bei 3.30 CAD liegt der Kurs für Viele 90% unter Einstand!!!!!!
Frage mich, was der Drill-A-Hill so treibt???
Noch dabei????
Gruss, Petronius
Die GDR-Gebühr der DB ist als Absolutbetrag festgelegt. So wie sie bei sinkendem Kurs nicht ohne Zustimmung der Bank gesenkt werden konnte, kann sie nun auch nicht erhöht werden. Der Reverse Split hätte schon viel früher erfolgen sollen.
Die Comdirect hat es auch noch nicht geschafft, die Zusammenlegung umzusetzen. In D kann man bei dem abartigen Spread an deutschen Börsen eigentlich sowieso nicht verkaufen bzw. kaufen.
Rosneft hat durch die Sanktionen einen Finanzengpaß. Das ist jedenfalls keine gute Nachricht für Solimoes. Ansonsten ist HRT immer noch stark unterbewertet und das wird sich m. E. so schnell nicht ändern. Da ist viel Vertrauen durch chaotische und wenig seriöse Manager sowie dubiose Großaktionäre zerstört worden. Das wird sich über Nacht nicht aufbauen.
Die Comdirect hat es auch noch nicht geschafft, die Zusammenlegung umzusetzen. In D kann man bei dem abartigen Spread an deutschen Börsen eigentlich sowieso nicht verkaufen bzw. kaufen.
Rosneft hat durch die Sanktionen einen Finanzengpaß. Das ist jedenfalls keine gute Nachricht für Solimoes. Ansonsten ist HRT immer noch stark unterbewertet und das wird sich m. E. so schnell nicht ändern. Da ist viel Vertrauen durch chaotische und wenig seriöse Manager sowie dubiose Großaktionäre zerstört worden. Das wird sich über Nacht nicht aufbauen.
also meine sind im depot immer noch nicht umgewandelt ... wie schauts bei euch aus ???
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.564.374 von BingoDingo am 20.08.14 13:29:07
Mittlerweile hat die Comdirect es geschafft und hat sogar den Anschaffungspreis konvertiert. Ich bin wirklich ein bißchen stolz auf die gute alte CoDi. Wie damals die britische Eisenbahn - sie braucht zwar lange, aber sie kommt.
Der Spread an deutschen Börsen ist allerdings immer noch abstrus hoch. Meine über Kanada handelbaren HRT-Aktien habe ich erstmal abgestoßen, um Gewinne mitzunehmen. Würde mich da aber gerne wieder einkaufen, wenn es nochmal deutlich runter geht.
Zitat von BingoDingo: also meine sind im depot immer noch nicht umgewandelt ... wie schauts bei euch aus ???
Mittlerweile hat die Comdirect es geschafft und hat sogar den Anschaffungspreis konvertiert. Ich bin wirklich ein bißchen stolz auf die gute alte CoDi. Wie damals die britische Eisenbahn - sie braucht zwar lange, aber sie kommt.
Der Spread an deutschen Börsen ist allerdings immer noch abstrus hoch. Meine über Kanada handelbaren HRT-Aktien habe ich erstmal abgestoßen, um Gewinne mitzunehmen. Würde mich da aber gerne wieder einkaufen, wenn es nochmal deutlich runter geht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.517.082 von Petronius am 14.08.14 16:09:11Hallo Petronius,
ich halte weiterhin HRT,
die Quartals Ergebnisse 1Q&2Q14 waren besser als ich gedacht hätte,
daher wohl auch der Kursanstieg der letzten Monate.
Near term NewsFlow geht meiner Meinung nach hauptsächlich um Polvo,
HRT will weitere 40% von Maersk um auf 100% zu erhöhen,
man wartet nur noch auf den approval seitens ANP.
Derzeit sind workovers im Gange um die Produktion zu erhöhen,
Ende des Jahres dann auch die erste Development well von HRT als operator..
Für Namibia sucht man nach Partnern, man prüft derzeit verschiedene Angebote, man wird wohl auch in diversen Blocks einen Prozentsatz an Namcor abgeben müssen um diese halten zu können (~10%), 2015/16 dann eine mögliche Bohrung des Meerkat prospects in PEL22..
In Solimoes ist nun Rosneft operator, auch hier sucht man nach Partnern, es gab einen neuen LOI mit PB über die Monetization der Gas reserves, (auch der von Petrobras in Solimoes), wahrscheinlich LNG, das Interesse einer starken Beziehung zwischen Petrobras und Rosneft könnte auch für HRT in Solimoes in Zukunft vorteilhaft sein..
2Q14 Final Cash war ~US$165MM
weiteren US$24MM (kommen dieses Quartal) von Rosneft
Verkauf von IPEX und anderen non core assets (helicopters, airplanes, cranes,..) könnten bald erfolgen. (Angebote werden derzeit überprüft).
GL!
ich halte weiterhin HRT,
die Quartals Ergebnisse 1Q&2Q14 waren besser als ich gedacht hätte,
daher wohl auch der Kursanstieg der letzten Monate.
Near term NewsFlow geht meiner Meinung nach hauptsächlich um Polvo,
HRT will weitere 40% von Maersk um auf 100% zu erhöhen,
man wartet nur noch auf den approval seitens ANP.
Derzeit sind workovers im Gange um die Produktion zu erhöhen,
Ende des Jahres dann auch die erste Development well von HRT als operator..
Für Namibia sucht man nach Partnern, man prüft derzeit verschiedene Angebote, man wird wohl auch in diversen Blocks einen Prozentsatz an Namcor abgeben müssen um diese halten zu können (~10%), 2015/16 dann eine mögliche Bohrung des Meerkat prospects in PEL22..
In Solimoes ist nun Rosneft operator, auch hier sucht man nach Partnern, es gab einen neuen LOI mit PB über die Monetization der Gas reserves, (auch der von Petrobras in Solimoes), wahrscheinlich LNG, das Interesse einer starken Beziehung zwischen Petrobras und Rosneft könnte auch für HRT in Solimoes in Zukunft vorteilhaft sein..
2Q14 Final Cash war ~US$165MM
weiteren US$24MM (kommen dieses Quartal) von Rosneft
Verkauf von IPEX und anderen non core assets (helicopters, airplanes, cranes,..) könnten bald erfolgen. (Angebote werden derzeit überprüft).
GL!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.632.983 von Drill-a-Hill am 28.08.14 12:46:30Workovers in 3Q14 to increase Polvo Production Volume
From the Conference Call:
"On the revenue side this quarter we had a very good oil production at Polvo and I would like to inform you that we are already preparing for a well work over aiming to increase output."
Polvo Upside Potential
"As you can see in yellow, we see the ring fence outline of Polvo with around a 140 km² of acreage in this HRT asset.
Inside the yellow area you can see in blue the outline of the limestone reservoirs in the producing zone. In brown Guarajuba sandstones and in shaded green on the left presalt Coquina is not in production. The black dot close to the center shows the location of Polvo A platform and we can see the producing wells, as you know we have 10 producing wells and one injection well in Polvo field."
"Processing units are all in the FPSO and it is important to remind you that all of our wells have dry completion in the platform equipped with its own drilling rig.
Today about 90% of Polvo production comes from sandstones and only 10% coming from the limestone reservoirs. What this map tries to show you is that there a number of upsides in Polvo field, which will be tapped into by HRT in the coming months and years hopefully."
First workover in 3Q14, First develoment well in 4Q14/1Q15
"The technical group from HRT America is reprocessing the 3D seismic data of the field and we need to enhance the characteristics of the producing reservoirs and therefore select the best sites for new drilling in the fields.
At the same time we have people. We have technical groups from headquarters in the United States studying the wells that have already been drilled to identify wells ready for work overs. So as to put new wells into production without needing to drill new wells, but finishing the completion of the existing well.
The first work over of this type is scheduled for the third quarter while the first drilling of new production development wells in Polvo is expected by year end/ beginning of 2015."
36 development wells, only 10 producing so far
" During my presentation I said that Polvo, we drilled almost 50 wells, exploratory wells and then 36 development wells and today there are only 10 producing wells and one water injection well.
And once we analyzed the 36 wells in the field we were able to identify some possibilities of simple work overs that may result in an output increase in the field but because these are lower cost work overs we are putting priority in the study of these potential workovers.
The second point is that when it comes to drilling the development wells that it was already estimated and also to use the non-development deposit, these reservoirs are about six kilometers away from the platform and in order to drill these wells with the rig that we have already in place in the platform we would need to make some reviews and adaptations.
We have to replace some basic equipment like top drive and floating devices, which takes about six months until the setup is completed. So the drilling process will only be initiated by November or December of this year.
So our current plan is that in the short run we will make one or two workovers aiming at increasing oil production and by the end of the year, we would start the drilling process because by then the rig will be totally prepared and we will have all of the necessary licenses to conduct the drilling."
Next shipment of ~550,000 boe scheduled for the 2nd half of September
"A higher brent price coupled with a lower negotiated discount allowed for a 6.8% increase in prices in Q2 2014 when compared to Q1. Therefore even though the shipment completed in June 14 was 5% smaller when compared to some of the shipment in Q1 revenue in dollar terms was 1.2% higher.
Next shipment from HRT is scheduled for the second half of September for an originally planned amount of 550,000 barrels. HRT has a commercialization agreement with Glencore which since the second shipment has been in charge of identifying and negotiating prices with end consumers."
GLA
From the Conference Call:
"On the revenue side this quarter we had a very good oil production at Polvo and I would like to inform you that we are already preparing for a well work over aiming to increase output."
Polvo Upside Potential
"As you can see in yellow, we see the ring fence outline of Polvo with around a 140 km² of acreage in this HRT asset.
Inside the yellow area you can see in blue the outline of the limestone reservoirs in the producing zone. In brown Guarajuba sandstones and in shaded green on the left presalt Coquina is not in production. The black dot close to the center shows the location of Polvo A platform and we can see the producing wells, as you know we have 10 producing wells and one injection well in Polvo field."
"Processing units are all in the FPSO and it is important to remind you that all of our wells have dry completion in the platform equipped with its own drilling rig.
Today about 90% of Polvo production comes from sandstones and only 10% coming from the limestone reservoirs. What this map tries to show you is that there a number of upsides in Polvo field, which will be tapped into by HRT in the coming months and years hopefully."
First workover in 3Q14, First develoment well in 4Q14/1Q15
"The technical group from HRT America is reprocessing the 3D seismic data of the field and we need to enhance the characteristics of the producing reservoirs and therefore select the best sites for new drilling in the fields.
At the same time we have people. We have technical groups from headquarters in the United States studying the wells that have already been drilled to identify wells ready for work overs. So as to put new wells into production without needing to drill new wells, but finishing the completion of the existing well.
The first work over of this type is scheduled for the third quarter while the first drilling of new production development wells in Polvo is expected by year end/ beginning of 2015."
36 development wells, only 10 producing so far
" During my presentation I said that Polvo, we drilled almost 50 wells, exploratory wells and then 36 development wells and today there are only 10 producing wells and one water injection well.
And once we analyzed the 36 wells in the field we were able to identify some possibilities of simple work overs that may result in an output increase in the field but because these are lower cost work overs we are putting priority in the study of these potential workovers.
The second point is that when it comes to drilling the development wells that it was already estimated and also to use the non-development deposit, these reservoirs are about six kilometers away from the platform and in order to drill these wells with the rig that we have already in place in the platform we would need to make some reviews and adaptations.
We have to replace some basic equipment like top drive and floating devices, which takes about six months until the setup is completed. So the drilling process will only be initiated by November or December of this year.
So our current plan is that in the short run we will make one or two workovers aiming at increasing oil production and by the end of the year, we would start the drilling process because by then the rig will be totally prepared and we will have all of the necessary licenses to conduct the drilling."
Next shipment of ~550,000 boe scheduled for the 2nd half of September
"A higher brent price coupled with a lower negotiated discount allowed for a 6.8% increase in prices in Q2 2014 when compared to Q1. Therefore even though the shipment completed in June 14 was 5% smaller when compared to some of the shipment in Q1 revenue in dollar terms was 1.2% higher.
Next shipment from HRT is scheduled for the second half of September for an originally planned amount of 550,000 barrels. HRT has a commercialization agreement with Glencore which since the second shipment has been in charge of identifying and negotiating prices with end consumers."
GLA
Namibia to Wait Longer for Oil Finds
By Brigitte Weidlich
THE oil and gas industry was a sector that would require a lot of patience until a discovery was made, according to Minister of Mines and Energy, Isak Katali.
Speaking at the two-day International Oil & Gas Conference organised in Windhoek by local company Rich Africa Consultancy, Katali said, "While exploration companies have not succeeded discovering oil in commercial quantities, Government is not disheartened because we know it takes patience."
Namibia has in the meantime run out of exploration blocks "There are no more prospective exploration blocks in Namibia's offshore areas available," the Minister said Thursday. "Those companies occupying the existing exploration blocks must do their work properly and find oil," he added.
The conference was held under the theme 'Unlocking & Optimising Our Resource Potential.'
Topics discussed ranged from exploration updates to taxation, required legal frameworks for the oil and gas sector, local content, energy supply and project finance to technology.
Namibia has four offshore basins, Namibe, Walvis, Lüderitz and Orange. The two onshore basins are the Owambo and Nama basins.
The Kudu gas field was discovered in the Orange basin, while Brazilian company HRT so far made the first and only oil find at the Wingat-1 well in the Walvis basin in 2013. The oil find was of non-commercial volumes. The only well off the Namibian coast drilled this year was by Spain's biggest oil and gas company, Repsol SA. It was found dry and was abandoned.
Immanuel Mulunga, Petroleum Commissioner in the Ministry of Mines and Energy told the conference exploration companies plan to drill three offshore wells next year.
"The existence of working petroleum systems, exciting structures and amplitude anomalies, improve the chances of a discovery of new oil and gas fields in Namibia possibly in the short to medium term," Mulunga told delegates.
The state-owned entity NamCor currently had carried interests in 36 of 46 licences issued, he added.
COEXISTENCE
Technical consultant Sindila Mwiya, who spoke on overlaps of exploration with other sectors like fishing, tourism and conservation in Namibia, said rights holders were legitimate users of the offshore and onshore environment. They could co-exist by sharing information and displaying transparency.
"There is an urgent need for the creation of an industry or government-driven common organisational body in Namibia to coordinate issues of coexistence particularly for the offshore environment where challenges exist," said Mwiya. "In this way, platforms for consultation and knowledge sharing with other users could be created to determine priority areas and identify potential overlapping conflict areas." He recommended that common research databases should be built as well as working relationships and partnerships.
LEGISLATION
Legal expert Leon Moller noted that the oil and gas sector was regulated by several laws, which vested all rights in relation to petroleum to the State through the Ministry of Mines and Energy. State-owned company NamCor (Namibia Petroleum Corporation) is tasked to participate in the oil and gas industry on behalf of government. "NamCor as the technical adviser to the Ministry provides regulatory support to the Petroleum Commissioner in the Ministry," said Moller. Once they strike oil or gas, exploration companies were also obliged to provide decommissioning plans to be approved by the minister. Decommissioning is an important aspect in a production cycle since it involves removal of installations, equipment, pipelines and other facilities.
The petroleum legislation also provides for a Decommissioning Fund, which has not been established yet.
CAPACITY
Since the oil and gas sector will bring new industries to Namibia, local content with regard to procurement and local employment creation is regarded as a necessity. To build skills capacity, government established the Petroleum Training and Education Fund, (Petrofund) in 1993. It is anchored in the Petroleum Act (1991). Oil and gas companies are obliged by their exploration licence agreements to contribute to the Petrofund.
According to Nillian Mulemi, CEO of the Petrofund, 70% of the agreed training sum is paid to the Petrofund, while 30% is retained by the company to conduct in-house training and attachments. "Of this 30%, any unspent funds should be paid to the Petrofund,"
Mulemi pointed out. "By the end of 2013, some 221 graduates have benefited from the Fund's scholarship programme. Currently, 50 students are on this programme."
The Petrofund pledged N$1,3 million to the geology department of the University of Namibia (Unam) to acquire necessary equipment to roll out a Master's Degree course in Petroleum Geology next year.
Furthermore, the Fund's board of trustees established a Centre for Oil and Gas (COG) in May this year. It is housed in the Namibia Energy Institute (NEI). "A technical committee was commissioned to draft the scope of work for the COG," said Mulemi. This would include research and development, professional development for oil and gas experts and facilitation of regulatory compliance and support.
"We would like to see the industry creating smart partnerships with government to provide holistic solutions in the petroleum sector so that Namibia will have adequately trained professionals and a proper support system in the event of a major hydrocarbon discovery," Mulemi told the conference.
The Namibia International Oil and gas Conference is the brainchild of Selma Shimutwikeni, founder and managing director of the local company Rich Africa Consultancy. It was held the first time in 2012 and - like this year - was accompanied by an exhibition of companies involved in the sector.
"With this conference, our ultimate goal is to ensure that this platform contributes to the establishment of solid foundations for the management and sustainable development of Namibia's petroleum and energy sectors," Shimutwikeni said. The conference will be held every two years.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201409230758.html
By Brigitte Weidlich
THE oil and gas industry was a sector that would require a lot of patience until a discovery was made, according to Minister of Mines and Energy, Isak Katali.
Speaking at the two-day International Oil & Gas Conference organised in Windhoek by local company Rich Africa Consultancy, Katali said, "While exploration companies have not succeeded discovering oil in commercial quantities, Government is not disheartened because we know it takes patience."
Namibia has in the meantime run out of exploration blocks "There are no more prospective exploration blocks in Namibia's offshore areas available," the Minister said Thursday. "Those companies occupying the existing exploration blocks must do their work properly and find oil," he added.
The conference was held under the theme 'Unlocking & Optimising Our Resource Potential.'
Topics discussed ranged from exploration updates to taxation, required legal frameworks for the oil and gas sector, local content, energy supply and project finance to technology.
Namibia has four offshore basins, Namibe, Walvis, Lüderitz and Orange. The two onshore basins are the Owambo and Nama basins.
The Kudu gas field was discovered in the Orange basin, while Brazilian company HRT so far made the first and only oil find at the Wingat-1 well in the Walvis basin in 2013. The oil find was of non-commercial volumes. The only well off the Namibian coast drilled this year was by Spain's biggest oil and gas company, Repsol SA. It was found dry and was abandoned.
Immanuel Mulunga, Petroleum Commissioner in the Ministry of Mines and Energy told the conference exploration companies plan to drill three offshore wells next year.
"The existence of working petroleum systems, exciting structures and amplitude anomalies, improve the chances of a discovery of new oil and gas fields in Namibia possibly in the short to medium term," Mulunga told delegates.
The state-owned entity NamCor currently had carried interests in 36 of 46 licences issued, he added.
COEXISTENCE
Technical consultant Sindila Mwiya, who spoke on overlaps of exploration with other sectors like fishing, tourism and conservation in Namibia, said rights holders were legitimate users of the offshore and onshore environment. They could co-exist by sharing information and displaying transparency.
"There is an urgent need for the creation of an industry or government-driven common organisational body in Namibia to coordinate issues of coexistence particularly for the offshore environment where challenges exist," said Mwiya. "In this way, platforms for consultation and knowledge sharing with other users could be created to determine priority areas and identify potential overlapping conflict areas." He recommended that common research databases should be built as well as working relationships and partnerships.
LEGISLATION
Legal expert Leon Moller noted that the oil and gas sector was regulated by several laws, which vested all rights in relation to petroleum to the State through the Ministry of Mines and Energy. State-owned company NamCor (Namibia Petroleum Corporation) is tasked to participate in the oil and gas industry on behalf of government. "NamCor as the technical adviser to the Ministry provides regulatory support to the Petroleum Commissioner in the Ministry," said Moller. Once they strike oil or gas, exploration companies were also obliged to provide decommissioning plans to be approved by the minister. Decommissioning is an important aspect in a production cycle since it involves removal of installations, equipment, pipelines and other facilities.
The petroleum legislation also provides for a Decommissioning Fund, which has not been established yet.
CAPACITY
Since the oil and gas sector will bring new industries to Namibia, local content with regard to procurement and local employment creation is regarded as a necessity. To build skills capacity, government established the Petroleum Training and Education Fund, (Petrofund) in 1993. It is anchored in the Petroleum Act (1991). Oil and gas companies are obliged by their exploration licence agreements to contribute to the Petrofund.
According to Nillian Mulemi, CEO of the Petrofund, 70% of the agreed training sum is paid to the Petrofund, while 30% is retained by the company to conduct in-house training and attachments. "Of this 30%, any unspent funds should be paid to the Petrofund,"
Mulemi pointed out. "By the end of 2013, some 221 graduates have benefited from the Fund's scholarship programme. Currently, 50 students are on this programme."
The Petrofund pledged N$1,3 million to the geology department of the University of Namibia (Unam) to acquire necessary equipment to roll out a Master's Degree course in Petroleum Geology next year.
Furthermore, the Fund's board of trustees established a Centre for Oil and Gas (COG) in May this year. It is housed in the Namibia Energy Institute (NEI). "A technical committee was commissioned to draft the scope of work for the COG," said Mulemi. This would include research and development, professional development for oil and gas experts and facilitation of regulatory compliance and support.
"We would like to see the industry creating smart partnerships with government to provide holistic solutions in the petroleum sector so that Namibia will have adequately trained professionals and a proper support system in the event of a major hydrocarbon discovery," Mulemi told the conference.
The Namibia International Oil and gas Conference is the brainchild of Selma Shimutwikeni, founder and managing director of the local company Rich Africa Consultancy. It was held the first time in 2012 and - like this year - was accompanied by an exhibition of companies involved in the sector.
"With this conference, our ultimate goal is to ensure that this platform contributes to the establishment of solid foundations for the management and sustainable development of Namibia's petroleum and energy sectors," Shimutwikeni said. The conference will be held every two years.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201409230758.html
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Dass in Namibia auch bei HRT erst mal nix passiert, wissen die HRTraumatisierten.
Aber wieso das neue Kursmassaker? Sind wieder im 24 Cent-Bereich. Klar, der Sektor leidet an gefallenem Ölpreis.
Aber bei ner Bude wie HRT ist eher Gewinn oder Verlust von "Phantasie" entscheidend. Also was läuft da gerade schief??
Gibt es ein "key figure", das Über/Unterbewertung von Hoffnung/Fakten anzeigt??? Damit könnte man bei HRT viel zockern...
Petronius
Dass in Namibia auch bei HRT erst mal nix passiert, wissen die HRTraumatisierten.
Aber wieso das neue Kursmassaker? Sind wieder im 24 Cent-Bereich. Klar, der Sektor leidet an gefallenem Ölpreis.
Aber bei ner Bude wie HRT ist eher Gewinn oder Verlust von "Phantasie" entscheidend. Also was läuft da gerade schief??
Gibt es ein "key figure", das Über/Unterbewertung von Hoffnung/Fakten anzeigt??? Damit könnte man bei HRT viel zockern...
Petronius
SALVE!
Gerade gefunden:
17 Oct 2014
Brazil's oil regulator ANP rejected the sale of a 40 percent stake in the Polvo offshore oilfield to HRT Participacoes em Petroleo by the oil unit of Danish energy and shipping group AP Moeller Maersk, the regulator said on Thursday.
The ANP rejected the planned sale, first announced in July, on the grounds that the economic indicators presented in the most recent revision of the development plan for Polvo were unsatisfactory, the agency said in a statement. The agency gave no other reason for the rejection. Polvo is located in the Campos offshore basin about 230 km (140 miles) east of Rio de Janeiro. Polvo produced 9,908 barrels of oil and natural gas equivalent a day in August, according to the ANP.
The Brazilian regulator has been increasing pressure on oil companies to develop their assets in a way that maximizes production and royalty payments to the Brazilian government, a situation that has led Brazil's state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro to seek international arbitration. Meanwhile, falling oil prices, increased costs and an increasing perception of exploration and development risk has seen many companies such as Maersk sell their Brazilian assets to smaller companies.
Maersk in July said it plans to take a $1.7 billion writedown on some Brazilian assets because the assets offered returns near the bottom of company expectations. HRT, which already owned 60 percent of the Polvo field, is counting on the area to increase its cash flow after failing to find commercial oil in its exploration blocks in Namibia and after reducing its stake in its Amazonian natural gas properties. It bought the 60 percent stake from BP Plc last year.
The ANP decision puts in jeopardy plans by HRT to spend $75 million over nine months to upgrade the platform and production system and drill new wells in the field. HRT's chief financial officer, Ricardo Bottas, told Reuters on Wednesday during an in interview at company headquarters in Rio de Janeiro that drilling of the new wells would only begin after an ANP approval of the sale of the Maersk stake.
The company planned to seek financing for the wells by using future oil output from the field as a guarantee.
See related articles: Maersk Oil announces US$ 1.7 billion impairment of Brazilian oil assets and BP announces sale of interest in Polvo field, Brazil
Quelle: http://www.energy-pedia.com/news/brazil/new-161216
Petronius
Gerade gefunden:
17 Oct 2014
Brazil's oil regulator ANP rejected the sale of a 40 percent stake in the Polvo offshore oilfield to HRT Participacoes em Petroleo by the oil unit of Danish energy and shipping group AP Moeller Maersk, the regulator said on Thursday.
The ANP rejected the planned sale, first announced in July, on the grounds that the economic indicators presented in the most recent revision of the development plan for Polvo were unsatisfactory, the agency said in a statement. The agency gave no other reason for the rejection. Polvo is located in the Campos offshore basin about 230 km (140 miles) east of Rio de Janeiro. Polvo produced 9,908 barrels of oil and natural gas equivalent a day in August, according to the ANP.
The Brazilian regulator has been increasing pressure on oil companies to develop their assets in a way that maximizes production and royalty payments to the Brazilian government, a situation that has led Brazil's state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro to seek international arbitration. Meanwhile, falling oil prices, increased costs and an increasing perception of exploration and development risk has seen many companies such as Maersk sell their Brazilian assets to smaller companies.
Maersk in July said it plans to take a $1.7 billion writedown on some Brazilian assets because the assets offered returns near the bottom of company expectations. HRT, which already owned 60 percent of the Polvo field, is counting on the area to increase its cash flow after failing to find commercial oil in its exploration blocks in Namibia and after reducing its stake in its Amazonian natural gas properties. It bought the 60 percent stake from BP Plc last year.
The ANP decision puts in jeopardy plans by HRT to spend $75 million over nine months to upgrade the platform and production system and drill new wells in the field. HRT's chief financial officer, Ricardo Bottas, told Reuters on Wednesday during an in interview at company headquarters in Rio de Janeiro that drilling of the new wells would only begin after an ANP approval of the sale of the Maersk stake.
The company planned to seek financing for the wells by using future oil output from the field as a guarantee.
See related articles: Maersk Oil announces US$ 1.7 billion impairment of Brazilian oil assets and BP announces sale of interest in Polvo field, Brazil
Quelle: http://www.energy-pedia.com/news/brazil/new-161216
Petronius
SALVE!
Gefunden auf Stockwatch:
http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:HRP-2220873…
HRT Participacoes em Petroleo S.A., pursuant to Article 157, paragraph 4 of Law 6404, of Dec. 15, 1976, as amended, and Brazilian Securities Commission Instruction No. 358 of Jan. 3, 2002, is hereby informing its shareholders and the market that the board of directors in a meeting held on Oct. 24, 2014, approved the issuance of convertible debentures, in a single series, of a subordinated type and without guarantees of the company's first issuance, which will be privately issued, totalling, on the issuance date (as defined herein), the amount of up to 90 million reais, as stated in the BoDM minutes and the indenture for HRT Participacoes em Petroleo's first convertible debenture private issuance, in a single series, of a subordinated type. Oliveira Trust Distribuidora de Titulos e Valores Mobiliarios S.A., a financial institution headquartered in the city of Rio de Janeiro, state of Rio de Janeiro, at Avenida das Americas 500, block 13, Group 205, Barra da Tijuca, postal code 22640-100, enrolled with the National Corporate Taxpayers Register of the Ministry of Finance under No. 36.113.876/0001-91, will represent the debentureholders pool.
All terms defined in this notice to shareholders are also provided for in the indenture, which full version is available on the company's website and on the websites of the CVM and Brazilian Stock, Commodities and Futures Exchange and may be consulted at branches of the Mandatary Bookkeeping Institution (as defined herein). The issuance will observe the following conditions and characteristics:
Characteristics of the debentures:
Total issuance amount: The total amount to be issued is of up to 90 million reais, subject to the possibility of placing a minimum amount (as defined herein).
Series: One single series will be issued.
Quantity: The company will issue up to 4.5 million debentures subject to the possibility of placing the minimum amount (as defined herein).
Par value: The debenture par value will be 20 reais.
Use of proceeds: Proceeds from the debenture issuance will be used: (i) to develop oil reserves by making investments in the existing production fields and in those that may be acquired and (ii) to acquire new oil- and gas-related assets, including acquisition, by the subsidiary HRT O&G Exploracao e Producao de Petroleo Ltda., of an interest in Maersk Energia Ltda. in the Polvo field in the Campos basin, as disclosed to the market by the company through a material fact announced on July 8, 2014.
Form and ownership: The debentures will be issued in book-entry form without warrants or certificates representing them.
Type: The debentures will be subordinated to any creditors of the company, including unsecured creditors, and will not be secured by any additional guarantees.
Issue date: The debenture issuance date will be Oct. 24, 2014.
Subscription price and payment conditions: The debentures will be subscribed at their par value to be paid in cash in local currency, upon subscription.
Placement: The debentures will be issued for private issuance without the intermediation of institutions dealing in securities and/or any effort to sell to investors, being allowed the partial placement of the debentures as long as subscribed debentures correspond to a minimum of 60 million reais.
Once the minimum amount has been reached, after making any apportionments (as defined in the indenture), debentures not yet placed will be cancelled by the company.
Effectiveness and maturity date: The debentures will be effective for five years, thus due on Oct. 24, 2019.
Repayment and scheduled renegotiation: The unit par value of the debentures shall be fully paid on the maturity date. The debentures will not be subject to scheduled renegotiation.
Early maturity: The debentures and all obligations stated in the indenture will be considered accelerated, thus becoming the par value payable by the company, added to the remuneration, calculated pro rata from the issuance date until the date of actual payment, subject, when applicable, to late penalties and any other amounts owed by the company upon the occurrence of events described in Section 4.12 of the indenture.
Early redemption: The debentures may be redeemed in advance at the issuer's discretion and in accordance with the indenture, upon which they shall be cancelled. Redemption may be total or partial at par value plus: (i) remuneration on a pro rata basis and (ii) premium of 5 per cent on the balance to be redeemed.
Monetary restatement and remuneration: The debenture par value will not be subject to restatement. The debentures will bear an interest rate of 90 per cent of the accumulated variation of the average one-day daily interbank deposit, as calculated and announced daily by the CETIP S.A. -- Balcao Organizado de Ativos e Derivativos -- in daily bulletins on its website, expressed in percentage form per year based on 252 business days, levied upon the debenture par value or par value balance from the subscription date and paid up by the end of each capitalization period pro rata temporis, according to the formula established in the indenture.
Remuneration will be payable semi-annually, according to the dates provided for in item 4.10.1 of the indenture, with the first payment being made six months after the issuance date.
Registration for distribution and trading: The debentures will be privately issued and therefore will not be registered for distribution on any organized market. However, the debentures will be listed for trading on the secondary market through the multiasset platform trading system (locally known as PUMA trading system (Plataforma Unificada de Multi Ativos) organized over-the-counter market) managed and operated by BM&FBOVESPA.
Mandatary bookkeeping institution and settlement bank: The institution providing the debenture mandatary bookkeeping services is Itau Corretora de Valores S.A., a financial institution headquartered in the city of Sao Paulo, state of Sao Paulo. The settlement bank for this issuance will be Itau Unibanco S.A., a financial institution headquartered at city of Sao Paulo, state of Sao Paulo.
Pre-emptive rights:
Pre-emptive rights to subscribe debentures will be reserved for holders of HRT common shares of record on Oct. 24, 2014, in proportion to the share position held by each shareholder on that date.
Due to the private nature and characteristics of the issuance, the company and Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, a financial institution headquartered in the city and state of New York, at 60 Wall St., United States of America, as depositary under the company's global depositary shares program, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange in Canada, decided that the right to subscribe to the debentures will not be extended to GDS holders as permitted under Section 4.04 of the deposit agreement, executed on April 8, 2011, and amended on May 4, 2012, by and between Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas and the issuer. Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, the depositary of the GDSs, may sell the corresponding debenture subscription rights and shall distribute the proceeds thereof, if any, to GDS holders. Additional information concerning any cash distributions to GDS holders will be given in a further notice to shareholders.
The pre-emptive rights may be exercised within the 30-day period as from Oct. 28, 2014 (inclusive), and ending Nov. 26, 2014 (inclusive).
Convertibility and conversion exercise period:
The debentures may be converted into shares of the issuer, at the sole discretion of debentureholders, as of Oct. 24, 2015, until the debenture maturity date (exclusive), and debentureholders are assured the right to vote at debentureholder general meetings to determine by simple majority the shortening of the term from which the debentures may be converted, subject to following the procedures for exercise of conversion stated in the indenture.
The shares resulting from debenture conversions: (i) will have the same characteristics and conditions and will be entitled to the same rights and benefits statutorily assigned to the shares on their delivery date, and (ii) will participate fully in earnings, including dividends and interest on own capital that may be declared as of the date of delivery of these Shares.
Procedures for the exercise of conversion are set forth in the indenture.
Conversion price:
The number of shares to be delivered to the debentureholders on the debenture conversion date will be the result of dividing the par value of the debentures by the lesser of: (i) the weighted average, by daily volume, of the closing price of the shares over the last 10 BM&FBOVESPA trading sessions as of the day after issuance date, with a discount of 25 per cent; or (ii) the weighted average by daily volume of the closing price of the shares over the last 10 BM&FBOVESPA trading sessions prior to the receipt of the request for conversion by the bookkeeping and mandatary institution or by the custody agent by BM&FBOVESPA, whichever is applicable, with a discount of 25 per cent.
The conversion price is justified in as far as it was attributed by the company to ensure debenture attractiveness to investors without resulting in undue dilution.
Lock-up period for shares resulting from conversion:
The shares resulting from conversion will be subject to trading restrictions and transfer for a period of 12 months from the debenture conversion date.
Petronius
Gefunden auf Stockwatch:
http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:HRP-2220873…
HRT Participacoes em Petroleo S.A., pursuant to Article 157, paragraph 4 of Law 6404, of Dec. 15, 1976, as amended, and Brazilian Securities Commission Instruction No. 358 of Jan. 3, 2002, is hereby informing its shareholders and the market that the board of directors in a meeting held on Oct. 24, 2014, approved the issuance of convertible debentures, in a single series, of a subordinated type and without guarantees of the company's first issuance, which will be privately issued, totalling, on the issuance date (as defined herein), the amount of up to 90 million reais, as stated in the BoDM minutes and the indenture for HRT Participacoes em Petroleo's first convertible debenture private issuance, in a single series, of a subordinated type. Oliveira Trust Distribuidora de Titulos e Valores Mobiliarios S.A., a financial institution headquartered in the city of Rio de Janeiro, state of Rio de Janeiro, at Avenida das Americas 500, block 13, Group 205, Barra da Tijuca, postal code 22640-100, enrolled with the National Corporate Taxpayers Register of the Ministry of Finance under No. 36.113.876/0001-91, will represent the debentureholders pool.
All terms defined in this notice to shareholders are also provided for in the indenture, which full version is available on the company's website and on the websites of the CVM and Brazilian Stock, Commodities and Futures Exchange and may be consulted at branches of the Mandatary Bookkeeping Institution (as defined herein). The issuance will observe the following conditions and characteristics:
Characteristics of the debentures:
Total issuance amount: The total amount to be issued is of up to 90 million reais, subject to the possibility of placing a minimum amount (as defined herein).
Series: One single series will be issued.
Quantity: The company will issue up to 4.5 million debentures subject to the possibility of placing the minimum amount (as defined herein).
Par value: The debenture par value will be 20 reais.
Use of proceeds: Proceeds from the debenture issuance will be used: (i) to develop oil reserves by making investments in the existing production fields and in those that may be acquired and (ii) to acquire new oil- and gas-related assets, including acquisition, by the subsidiary HRT O&G Exploracao e Producao de Petroleo Ltda., of an interest in Maersk Energia Ltda. in the Polvo field in the Campos basin, as disclosed to the market by the company through a material fact announced on July 8, 2014.
Form and ownership: The debentures will be issued in book-entry form without warrants or certificates representing them.
Type: The debentures will be subordinated to any creditors of the company, including unsecured creditors, and will not be secured by any additional guarantees.
Issue date: The debenture issuance date will be Oct. 24, 2014.
Subscription price and payment conditions: The debentures will be subscribed at their par value to be paid in cash in local currency, upon subscription.
Placement: The debentures will be issued for private issuance without the intermediation of institutions dealing in securities and/or any effort to sell to investors, being allowed the partial placement of the debentures as long as subscribed debentures correspond to a minimum of 60 million reais.
Once the minimum amount has been reached, after making any apportionments (as defined in the indenture), debentures not yet placed will be cancelled by the company.
Effectiveness and maturity date: The debentures will be effective for five years, thus due on Oct. 24, 2019.
Repayment and scheduled renegotiation: The unit par value of the debentures shall be fully paid on the maturity date. The debentures will not be subject to scheduled renegotiation.
Early maturity: The debentures and all obligations stated in the indenture will be considered accelerated, thus becoming the par value payable by the company, added to the remuneration, calculated pro rata from the issuance date until the date of actual payment, subject, when applicable, to late penalties and any other amounts owed by the company upon the occurrence of events described in Section 4.12 of the indenture.
Early redemption: The debentures may be redeemed in advance at the issuer's discretion and in accordance with the indenture, upon which they shall be cancelled. Redemption may be total or partial at par value plus: (i) remuneration on a pro rata basis and (ii) premium of 5 per cent on the balance to be redeemed.
Monetary restatement and remuneration: The debenture par value will not be subject to restatement. The debentures will bear an interest rate of 90 per cent of the accumulated variation of the average one-day daily interbank deposit, as calculated and announced daily by the CETIP S.A. -- Balcao Organizado de Ativos e Derivativos -- in daily bulletins on its website, expressed in percentage form per year based on 252 business days, levied upon the debenture par value or par value balance from the subscription date and paid up by the end of each capitalization period pro rata temporis, according to the formula established in the indenture.
Remuneration will be payable semi-annually, according to the dates provided for in item 4.10.1 of the indenture, with the first payment being made six months after the issuance date.
Registration for distribution and trading: The debentures will be privately issued and therefore will not be registered for distribution on any organized market. However, the debentures will be listed for trading on the secondary market through the multiasset platform trading system (locally known as PUMA trading system (Plataforma Unificada de Multi Ativos) organized over-the-counter market) managed and operated by BM&FBOVESPA.
Mandatary bookkeeping institution and settlement bank: The institution providing the debenture mandatary bookkeeping services is Itau Corretora de Valores S.A., a financial institution headquartered in the city of Sao Paulo, state of Sao Paulo. The settlement bank for this issuance will be Itau Unibanco S.A., a financial institution headquartered at city of Sao Paulo, state of Sao Paulo.
Pre-emptive rights:
Pre-emptive rights to subscribe debentures will be reserved for holders of HRT common shares of record on Oct. 24, 2014, in proportion to the share position held by each shareholder on that date.
Due to the private nature and characteristics of the issuance, the company and Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, a financial institution headquartered in the city and state of New York, at 60 Wall St., United States of America, as depositary under the company's global depositary shares program, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange in Canada, decided that the right to subscribe to the debentures will not be extended to GDS holders as permitted under Section 4.04 of the deposit agreement, executed on April 8, 2011, and amended on May 4, 2012, by and between Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas and the issuer. Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, the depositary of the GDSs, may sell the corresponding debenture subscription rights and shall distribute the proceeds thereof, if any, to GDS holders. Additional information concerning any cash distributions to GDS holders will be given in a further notice to shareholders.
The pre-emptive rights may be exercised within the 30-day period as from Oct. 28, 2014 (inclusive), and ending Nov. 26, 2014 (inclusive).
Convertibility and conversion exercise period:
The debentures may be converted into shares of the issuer, at the sole discretion of debentureholders, as of Oct. 24, 2015, until the debenture maturity date (exclusive), and debentureholders are assured the right to vote at debentureholder general meetings to determine by simple majority the shortening of the term from which the debentures may be converted, subject to following the procedures for exercise of conversion stated in the indenture.
The shares resulting from debenture conversions: (i) will have the same characteristics and conditions and will be entitled to the same rights and benefits statutorily assigned to the shares on their delivery date, and (ii) will participate fully in earnings, including dividends and interest on own capital that may be declared as of the date of delivery of these Shares.
Procedures for the exercise of conversion are set forth in the indenture.
Conversion price:
The number of shares to be delivered to the debentureholders on the debenture conversion date will be the result of dividing the par value of the debentures by the lesser of: (i) the weighted average, by daily volume, of the closing price of the shares over the last 10 BM&FBOVESPA trading sessions as of the day after issuance date, with a discount of 25 per cent; or (ii) the weighted average by daily volume of the closing price of the shares over the last 10 BM&FBOVESPA trading sessions prior to the receipt of the request for conversion by the bookkeeping and mandatary institution or by the custody agent by BM&FBOVESPA, whichever is applicable, with a discount of 25 per cent.
The conversion price is justified in as far as it was attributed by the company to ensure debenture attractiveness to investors without resulting in undue dilution.
Lock-up period for shares resulting from conversion:
The shares resulting from conversion will be subject to trading restrictions and transfer for a period of 12 months from the debenture conversion date.
Petronius
SALVE!
Zwei Meldungen:
1. Tullow zieht sich aus Kudu zurück:
http://www.oilandgasinvestor.com/tullow-talks-exit-namibias-…
Wenn ich mich recht erinnere, hat HRT einen Nachbarblock.
--> Ist das eine gute oder schlechte News??????
2. 13.November gibt es HRT-Zahlen:
http://www.4-traders.com/HRT-PARTICIPACOES-EM-PETR-7650000/n…
Petronius
Zwei Meldungen:
1. Tullow zieht sich aus Kudu zurück:
http://www.oilandgasinvestor.com/tullow-talks-exit-namibias-…
Wenn ich mich recht erinnere, hat HRT einen Nachbarblock.
--> Ist das eine gute oder schlechte News??????
2. 13.November gibt es HRT-Zahlen:
http://www.4-traders.com/HRT-PARTICIPACOES-EM-PETR-7650000/n…
Petronius
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.206.956 von Petronius am 03.11.14 17:27:06
Chariot Oil & Gas scheint Namibia auch aufgegeben zu haben. Farm out oder Farm downs dürften da wohl erstmal nicht zu erwarten sein. Wenn der Ölpreis nicht gewaltig anzieht, wird man die Namibia-Lizenzen wohl auf Null abschreiben müssen.
Die Börse hat die Namibia-Lizenzen aber sowieso schon mit 0,00 bepreist, insofern keine Dramatik.
Rosneft dürfte jetzt genug heimische Probleme haben. Ob die sich jetzt noch weiter im brasilianischen Dschungel engagieren wollen, ist eher zweifelhaft. Für mich aber auch kein verlust. Solimoes ist vom Markt ebenfalls bereits mit 0,00 bepreist worden. Dann wird da wenigstens kein Geld mehr investiert.
Werthaltig sind nach wie vor Polvo, das Cash auf dem Firmenkonto und die steuerlichen Verlustzuweisungen. Meiner losen Einschätzung nach liegt das deutlich über der Börsenbewertung.
Aber sinkende Ölpreis verringert natürlich auch den Wert der Polvo-Produktion und -reserven. Außerdem mißfällt mir, dass da jetzt schon wieder in einem intransparentem Verfahren Kredit aufgenommen wird.
Könnte sein, dass wir bald wieder den Boden bei 1,5 CAD testen...
Zitat von Petronius: SALVE!
Zwei Meldungen:
1. Tullow zieht sich aus Kudu zurück:
http://www.oilandgasinvestor.com/tullow-talks-exit-namibias-…
Wenn ich mich recht erinnere, hat HRT einen Nachbarblock.
--> Ist das eine gute oder schlechte News??????
2. 13.November gibt es HRT-Zahlen:
http://www.4-traders.com/HRT-PARTICIPACOES-EM-PETR-7650000/n…
Petronius
Chariot Oil & Gas scheint Namibia auch aufgegeben zu haben. Farm out oder Farm downs dürften da wohl erstmal nicht zu erwarten sein. Wenn der Ölpreis nicht gewaltig anzieht, wird man die Namibia-Lizenzen wohl auf Null abschreiben müssen.
Die Börse hat die Namibia-Lizenzen aber sowieso schon mit 0,00 bepreist, insofern keine Dramatik.
Rosneft dürfte jetzt genug heimische Probleme haben. Ob die sich jetzt noch weiter im brasilianischen Dschungel engagieren wollen, ist eher zweifelhaft. Für mich aber auch kein verlust. Solimoes ist vom Markt ebenfalls bereits mit 0,00 bepreist worden. Dann wird da wenigstens kein Geld mehr investiert.
Werthaltig sind nach wie vor Polvo, das Cash auf dem Firmenkonto und die steuerlichen Verlustzuweisungen. Meiner losen Einschätzung nach liegt das deutlich über der Börsenbewertung.
Aber sinkende Ölpreis verringert natürlich auch den Wert der Polvo-Produktion und -reserven. Außerdem mißfällt mir, dass da jetzt schon wieder in einem intransparentem Verfahren Kredit aufgenommen wird.
Könnte sein, dass wir bald wieder den Boden bei 1,5 CAD testen...
Das ist wirklich eine Katastrophenfirma. Offenbar gibt es nun Streit mit einer anderen Ölfirma, welcher das Polvo-Ölfeld betrifft. Rosneft scheint den Kaufpreis für den Anteil an Solimoes nicht zahlen zu wollen, weil das mitverkaufte Equipment Schrott ist. Des Weiteren hat die brasilianische Ölaufsichtsbehörde einen Teil der Solimoes-Lizenzen gestrichen.
Dazu sinkt der Ölpreis.
Die einfachste und beste Lösung wäre die kontrollierte Abwicklung dieses Unternehmens.
Dazu sinkt der Ölpreis.
Die einfachste und beste Lösung wäre die kontrollierte Abwicklung dieses Unternehmens.
SALVE !
Ich bin leicht entsetzt, wie niedrig das Interesse an HRT noch ist.
Scheint so zu sein, das hier endlos Pusher unterwegs waren.
Ok. Hier ist 90% Speck weg.
Der Laden hat was kassenraubendes...
Es gibt aber auch neue Entwicklungen:
http://www.worldoil.com/news/2015/1/23/petrorio-acquires-80-…
Wie es nun scheint, ist HRT = PetroRio. Das gibt neue Suchbegriffe.
Suchen in Öl ?
http://oilgascoal.com/
Petronius
Ich bin leicht entsetzt, wie niedrig das Interesse an HRT noch ist.
Scheint so zu sein, das hier endlos Pusher unterwegs waren.
Ok. Hier ist 90% Speck weg.
Der Laden hat was kassenraubendes...
Es gibt aber auch neue Entwicklungen:
http://www.worldoil.com/news/2015/1/23/petrorio-acquires-80-…
Wie es nun scheint, ist HRT = PetroRio. Das gibt neue Suchbegriffe.
Suchen in Öl ?
http://oilgascoal.com/
Petronius
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.134.983 von Petronius am 20.02.15 23:52:38SALVE!
Und wenn man oilgascoal nutzt, dann findet man:
-http://www.oilvoice.com/n/PetroRio-announces-changes-to-seni…
- http://www.gulfoilandgas.com/webpro1/main/mainnews.asp?id=41…
Sieht so aus, als ob der Suchbegrif nun PetroRio ist.
Rate neue Recherchen an. Danke!
Viel Spas bei der Recherche mit oilgascoal.
Petronius
Und wenn man oilgascoal nutzt, dann findet man:
-http://www.oilvoice.com/n/PetroRio-announces-changes-to-seni…
- http://www.gulfoilandgas.com/webpro1/main/mainnews.asp?id=41…
Sieht so aus, als ob der Suchbegrif nun PetroRio ist.
Rate neue Recherchen an. Danke!
Viel Spas bei der Recherche mit oilgascoal.
Petronius
Rosneft übernimmt Solimoes
SALVE!Nachdem man hier 99% Kursverlust einfahren konnte, ist HRT/PetroRio wohl kein Thema mehr. Updates oder Diskussion gibt es im Prinzip nicht mehr.
Haben alle mit Gewinn verkauft und ich bin der letzte Verlustmohikaner???
Habe mal wieder die Ölsuche-Google angeworfen und das gefunden:
http://oilgascoal.com/index.php/en/#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=petrorio…
Z.B. dieser Artikel:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-16/rosneft-ta…
1. hat PetroRio wohl den Rest von Splimoes für mikrige 55Mio verkloppt. Klingt ja nicht wie ein Megadeal!
2. scheint es nun eine Umorientierung von Explorer zu Produzent zu geben.
Im Januar hat man wohl die zwei Offshore-Felder Bijupira and Salema von Shell übernommen....War das schon bekannt?????
Wenn die nun das Lotterielos "Explorations-Blocks" gegen Cashflow "ausgelutschte Atltfelder" eintauschen, dann kann mna doch gleich Shell oder Exxon kaufen. Die haben wenigstens Ahnung von Produktion....und Vertrieb...und Exploration.....und....
Kurzum, der Ausverkauf geht weiter.
Und deshalb bewegt sich wahrscheinlich der Kurs nicht sonderlich.
Petronius
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.796.805 von Petronius am 18.05.15 11:08:01
Den Verkauf von Solimoes finde ich super. 55 Mio USD für ein Assets, dass die nächsten Jahre nur Investitionen erfordert hätte mithin Geld gefressen hätte, finde ich richtig Klasse.
Allerdings hat HRT ja letztes Jahr eine heftige Dividende gezahlt. Wenn ich die auf den Kurs draufschlage, hat sich die Aktie doch ziemlich gut gehalten, ist mir aber auch für einen Kauf etwas zu teuer.
Außerdem würde ich bei den GDR's erstmal abwarten, bis der Tribut an die Blutsauger von der DB geflossen ist. weiß zufällig jmd. wann das ansteht?
Den Verkauf von Solimoes finde ich super. 55 Mio USD für ein Assets, dass die nächsten Jahre nur Investitionen erfordert hätte mithin Geld gefressen hätte, finde ich richtig Klasse.
Allerdings hat HRT ja letztes Jahr eine heftige Dividende gezahlt. Wenn ich die auf den Kurs draufschlage, hat sich die Aktie doch ziemlich gut gehalten, ist mir aber auch für einen Kauf etwas zu teuer.
Außerdem würde ich bei den GDR's erstmal abwarten, bis der Tribut an die Blutsauger von der DB geflossen ist. weiß zufällig jmd. wann das ansteht?
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